Definitions for "Bequest"
Related Terms:
Legacy, Outright gift, Ademption, Residuary legacy, Testamentary gift, Specific bequest, Residuary bequest, Life tenant, Residuary estate, Charitable bequest, Remainder, Bequest, Remainder estate, Residuary, Remainderman, Probate estate, Remainder interest, Succession, Life interest, Bequeath, Estate, Retained life estate, Heir, Life beneficiary, Contingent bequest, Ancillary administration, Heirs, Legatee, Residual bequest, Life estate agreement, Ancillary probate, Revocable living trust, Residuary beneficiary, Distributee, Living trust, Intestate succession, Qtip trust, Life estate, Charitable trust, Qualified terminable interest property trust, Estate of inheritance, Donee, Remainder beneficiary, Ab trust, Estate plan, Qualified terminable interest property, Inter vivos, Testamentary, Vested remainder
The act of bequeathing or leaving by will; as, a bequest of property by A. to B.
That which is left by will, esp. personal property; a legacy; also, a gift.
To bequeath, or leave as a legacy.
a gift of property through a will to a particular beneficiary. Also called a legacy.
The donation of cash money or other assetts to a given organization or number of organizations upon death of the donor through a will.
a gift of property or assets to a beneficiary as defined in a will. A bequest may be of a specific sum, a percentage, or the residue of an estate, and may consist of cash, securities (stocks and bonds), life insurance proceeds, real estate, and/or personal property
Property transferred through a will to an heir
A transfer, by will, of such personal assets as cash, securities (stocks), or other tangible property.
A gift of personal property under a Will.
A bequest is something given in a will, other than land or real property.
A gift by will, usually of personal property.
What you leave someone in a Will. Same as devise.
Assets which are transferred to an heir through a will.
The acquisition of items after the death of an individual as a result of a direction in that individual's will.
The provision at their death by a donor for (in this case) a charity by means of a will or trust agreement, or it may be a distribution from a life insurance policy or retirement account.
a transfer of property made by will
Personal property that is transferred by a will.
The transfer of an individual's property by will at his or her death. Bequests may be either charitable or taxable.
A gift through one's will
Typically refers to a gift made under a will. Sometimes "bequest" is used interchangeably with "devise."
A transfer of property such as cash, securities (stocks), and tangible property through a will.
A gift of cash, stock, or other material assets, to be made upon the death of the donor.
a charitable gift left through a Will
a charitable gift you provide through your will
a common way to donate to a charitable organization
a flexible way to establish a legacy
a frequently chosen type of gift, as the donor can retain full ownership and use of an asset for as long as he or she lives
a gift and can be either named or anonymous
a gift by will of money or personal property (excluding land)
a gift by will or revocable living trust
a gift by will that designates a specific portion or asset of your estate to pass to the Kennedy Library Foundation
a gift contained within a Will which allots part of a deceased person's estate to a particular beneficiary - a person or an organisation
a gift from a will that takes place upon your death or over a period of time afterwards
a gift in one's Will that is left to a specific beneficiary
a gift made by a provision in your will
a gift made outright in an individual's will
a gift made through a donor's will and is the simplest and most common form of a planned gift
a gift made through your will
a gift made via a will, trust, or other estate planning device
a gift stipulated in an individual's Will, usually for a specific sum of money, a portion of real estate, stocks, bonds, or mutual funds
a gift stipulated in an individual's will, usually in the form of personal or real property
a gift that allows you to do so many wonderful things
a gift that a person makes through their will or living trust
a gift that gives forever
a gift that keeps on giving At some point in your life it is likely that you, a family member or a friend has been associated with the American Red Cross, either as a Volunteer or as a service recipient
a gift through a will, made after your death from the property you owned
a gift through your will that can be either a fixed amount or a percentage of testamentary assets
a gift to an individual, institution or charity from an individual's estate after the group has been named as a beneficiary in his or her will
a gift to Montgomery Catholic by will
a gift to the University arising from the estate of a deceased person
a gift you choose to leave at your death
a great way to make a significant and lasting gift to Miracles For Life without putting a strain on your current income
a method of making a lasting gift to a cause or issue that you feel strongly about
an example of a deferred gift and a gift of securities is an example of a current gift
an excellent way to make a lasting gift to the Foundation to endow a scholarship, benefit your chapter or allow the Foundation to continue valuable educational programs
an instrument of your will that sets aside a sum of money or a portion of the estate for distribution to a charitable organization
an opportunity for you to make a tangible and lasting gift
an outright gift left in a will
a positive way to leave a lasting legacy in support of animal welfare and conservation research projects to ensure the preservation of our wildlife
a provision in your will to donate to our facility
a provision in your will to provide a gift to the Paul Merage School of Business after your death
a provision in your will to provide a gift to UCI Medical Center after your death
a revocable gift and can be changed at any item should your circumstances change
a simple but powerful way to make a gift to CCFC
a simple way of giving to an organization, but it isn't and shouldn't be the only way of establishing a donor's legacy
a specific provision whereby an individual or organization, such as Baptist Homes of Indiana Foundation, is designated to receive the property that the person making the will transfers at death
a statement in your will leaving a specific gift, for example cash, property or a percentage of your estate to the ALP
a transfer, by will, of personal property such as cash, securities or other tangible property to the Optimist International Foundation
a unique gift, which reflects your own interests, passion and vision for the University's future
a unique way of making a lasting contribution for Mediterranean sea turtle conservation
a way in which a donor can use assets during her/his lifetime, and then provide ongoing support
a way to participate in the long-term legacy of coastal stewardship we seek to create, and to assure that Oregon Shores will remain strong decades hence
a wonderful way to support the Library because it often can be a much larger gift than you might have been able to make during your lifetime
a written direction contained in a will, which disposes of some or all of the property controlled by the will
A gift of chattels / assets by will
gift to an individual, the Church or charitable organization named in your will or trust.
A willful gift of personal property.
A gift. A Will provision leaving property to a Beneficiary.
A legal term for a will provision leaving personal property to a specified person. (see also Demonstrative Bequest, General Bequest, Specific Bequest)
Personal property left to someone in a will.
Any gift of property made in a will.
Property (usually personal property other than money) disposed of in a will. See devise and legacy.
When you leave property to someone in a will, you make a bequest.
Property transferred under your will.
Personal property given to another by Will.
A transfer of personal property by will. Distinguished from a devise which is a transfer of real property by will.
Gifts made to a person in a Will.
Transfer of personal property to a specified person or organization under the terms of the decedent's will.
A term often used to cover a gift of either personal property or land, or both. (Strictly speaking, it legally means a gift of personal property only.) Bequests are generally classified as specific or general. A specific bequest is a gift of a designated class or kind of property: for example, a gift of the deceased's heirloom to a named individual. A general bequest is one that may be met from the general assets of the estate. An example would be a bequest of a sum of money without reference to any particular fund from which it is to be paid. Since a specific bequest specifies a particular item to be the subject of the gift, if that item does not exist at the time the gift is to occur, the gift fails.
A charitable gift made by will to the foundation, transferred at the Donor's death.
a gift, personal property or money handed down in a will
Technically, this term refers to leaving personal property by will. However, in ordinary usage, this also refers to leaving any type of property by will.
A legacy or gift which is given or left to another by Will (after their death), often in the form of money, shares or personal property. Community WACF defines community as a group of people who work together towards a common goal. This includes groups such as rural & metropolitan groups, special interest groups, not for profit organisations, and corporates. Donation Account A pool of funds held within one of the trusts with the Foundation, with a defined purpose for a 'community' group. Challenge Grant A grant or gift made with the specification that the amount donated must be matched on a dollar-for-dollar basis, or some other prescribed formula.
A transfer, by will, of property such as cash, securities, and tangible property to an individual or organization, such as Miami University.
A gift made through a will of assets or other property to a beneficiary.
A bequest can be a legacy; a sum of money committed to an organization and donated upon the donor's death.
A gift left to a person or organisation in your Will
Property left to an heir under the terms of a will.
property given as a gift under the terms of a will.
Historically, to leave (bequeath) personal property to another by Last Will and Testament. The term is not in current use in Utah law.
A transfer of property from an estate to a named individual or organization. A bequest to charity entitles the donor to an estate tax deduction for the full value of the property transferred. Language of the bequest must be specific as to the identity of the charitable organization. Charitable bequests may be unrestricted or designated for a specific purpose, if such purpose is within the scope of the charity's mission.
A direction by will to give personal property to a particular beneficiary; also called a legacy. A bequest may be general and unconditional, residuary, or contingent.
Same as "Legacy".
The act of giving property through a will.
personal property given in a will.
commonly used to denote a gift of real estate by will; also a legacy
A sum of money made available upon the donor's death by provision in their will. Many people leave bequests to charities.
Property or personal effects given to another through a will.
A transfer of property or cash to an individual or organization under a will.
A direct gift of cash or assets from an estate after death.
A gift by will of personal property; a legacy.
A gift of property by will. A general bequest is a gift of money, while a specific bequest is a gift of an identified item of property.
gift of personal property made by a valid WILL.
specific property transferred by a will.
n. 1. the act of bequeathing; 2. something bequeathed. Also legacy.
A gift by will to a specific recipient. A charitable bequest is a transfer at death by will to a not-for-profit organization for charitable purposes.
The item bequeathed under a will.
A gift that you make in your will to an individual or a charitable organization. You can designate a dollar amount, a percentage of your estate or the remainder (residue) to be distributed to an individual or a charitable organization. Challenge Grant: A grant that is made on the condition that other monies must be secured, either on a matching basis or via some other formula, usually within a specified period of time, with the objective of stimulating giving from additional sources.
The transfer of personal property other than money by will.
A specific bequest is a gift by will of a designated class or kind of property (e.g., a gift of the descendent's residence to a named individual). A general bequest is one that is accomplished from the general assets of an estate (e.g., a bequest of a sum of money without reference to any particular account or investment from which it is to be distributed).
A gift left in a Will.
The making of a gift by will. see Legacy.
The property or money you leave someone in your will. Attorneys call a transfer of real estate through a will a "Devise".
A gift of money, real property, or conservation easement in a person's will; can secure conservation of property and take property value out of calculation for estate tax.
A gift intention (especially money) described usually in a person's will or living trust. Bequests may be made to individuals, charities or other organizations. Bequests to charities are called "charitable bequests." Go to Top
a gift of property other than land usually by will.
a gift provided for in a person's will.
A gift of money or property (other than land) in a Will. For land, see Devise.
A bequest is a gift to someone made in a will.
A disposition of personal property (such as antiques, stocks and bonds or money) made in a will
Personal property received under a will.
The giving of money or property by one person to another posthumously, through a will or under intestacy. Also see “Estate” and “Gift.
A gift or legacy left by will, typically personal property or assets.
A sum of money or property available to the designated recipient upon the donor's death.
A clause in a will that enables individuals to make distributions of a specific amount or a percentage to the University of Idaho. A gift of personal property through an individual's will. This may be either a specific amount or a percentage of the estate.
A gift made under the will. It can be a particular item of the estate (specific) of one that may be satisfied out of the general assets of the estate.
A gift of part of your estate, other than immovable property such as your house.
Personal property transferred under a will.
A gift by will of personal property. A bequest is not includable in the income of the recipient. Basis is usually the value of the property at the decedent's death. If a bequest of money is to be paid at intervals, then to the extent that it is paid out of income from property, it is taxable income to the recipient.
Personal property given to a person through a will.
A gift of land or other asset through a person's will.
A gift of movable estate in a will
A testamentary gift .
To give or leave something by will, typically personal property or assets.
A sum of money committed to an organization by will or trust and made available upon the donor's death. The donor retains all assets during his or her lifetime. Read more about bequests.
That personal property given by the terms of a will.
Donation or gift as designated in a will.
A gift of personal property by will.
A gift given to the university at the time of a person's death as set forth in the individual's last will and testament. A bequest may or may not have restrictions on spending.
To give or leave something, typically personal property or assets, by will to a specific recipient. A charitable bequest is a transfer at death by will to a nonprofit organization for charitable purposes.
gift under a Will of an item or piece of property or amount of cash.
A gift by will of personal property. If the bequest is money to the extent it is paid out of income from property it is taxable to the recipient. Generally bequest value is fair market at the date of the decedent's death.
A gift made to someone in a will.
A bequest is the disposition of property by will. Strictly, "bequest" is used of personal property, and "devise" of real property.
Related Terms:
Revocable living trust, Living trust, Remainderman, Probate estate, Revocable trust, Residuary, Pour-over will, Heirs, Residuary beneficiary, Irrevocable trust, Heir, Testamentary trust, Distributee, Irrevocable living trust, Ancillary probate, Residuary estate, Inter vivos trust, Qualified terminable interest property trust, Qtip trust, Testamentary, Ab trust, Inter-vivos trust, Remainder beneficiary, Bypass trust, Decedent, Inter vivos, Trust, Succession, Marital trust, Testamentary trustee, Disclaimer trust, Qprt, Intestate succession, Life beneficiary, Ancillary administration, Settlor, Qualified personal residence trust, Pour over will, Trusts, Intestacy, Blind trust, By-pass trust, Spendthrift trust, Principal, Successor trustee, A-b trust, Credit shelter trust, Charitable trust, Revocable, Reversionary trust
Giving of assets, such as bonds, mutual funds, real estate and personal property to beneficiars through the provisions of a will.
a clause in your will that directs the executor of your Will to distribute a portion, or in some cases all of your estate to your preferred charity
a legal provision made by will, naming, for instance, the Rhode Island College Foundation as recipient of the whole or a portion of an individual's personal estate
a legal provision, made by will, which names the Library as the recipient of all, or a portion, of your estate
a means to save significant estate tax and direct your funds to your areas of interest
an amount a registered charity receives from the will of a deceased person
a provision included in a will that names UMMS as a beneficiary of all or a portion of the estate of the person who made the will
a provision in the landowner's will or a codicil (an amendment to a will) that instructs the estate's executor to convey land or a conservation easement to the Land Trust
a provision in your will naming the Omega Institute as a recipient of a part of your estate
a provision in your will or living trust which directs funds or assets to the Academy
a provision in your will or revocable living trust that names Trinity as the recipient of a fixed sum of money, or a percentage of your assets, or a specific asset
a request that you make in your will, instructing your executor to leave some, or all of your estate to a particular cause or charity
a section of the will that directs how elements of the estate are to be divided
a simple way to provide a specific sum, a percentage or the residue of an estate
a specific provision of your Will, directing some assets in your estate to the University
a statement in your will that transfers property from your estate to a named beneficiary
a way to direct some of your assets to specific individuals or agencies of your choice
Intestacy Residuary Estate
To give or leave personal property or assets by will to an individual or charity. A bequest may be for a specific amount or percentage of the estate.
Assets transferred to a beneficiary under a will.
The process of giving stocks, bonds or any other assets to the beneficiary of a will.
That which is left to specified persons under a deceased person's will.
The legal term for personal property (anything but real estate) left in a will.
Related Terms:
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a concrete way in which you can ensure that your wishes for the future are granted
an easy and cost-efficient way to provide significant support for the College and the students it serves
a powerful way of assisting ANU long into the future
a very simple and uncomplicated way to help provide for the future excellence of PAC and its important work
a very simple and uncomplicated way to help provide for the future of American River College students
a wonderful way to invest in the Library's future
Please see "Ways to Give" .
That which is given by way of a will.
a flexible planning tool that can be created or changed with relative ease over your lifetime
a powerful statement of your concern and care for homeless animals
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(noun) A will
After this dream, pleasures of consolation from the knowledge of duties well performed, and the health of the young is assured.
A sum of money made available upon someone's death.
An item or sum of money left in a will
A sum of money or specific item left to a beneficiary.
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That which is given by the terms of a will.